The technology behind Majorbird MES.

What it is
A mature ERP and business-application platform used by millions of users worldwide.

Its role in your MES
The connected backbone: orders, products, bills of materials, routings, inventory and results all live here. Majorbird MES runs inside your Odoo ERP, or as its own instance synced with your ERP, so the floor and the back office share the same data.

Why it matters to you
One connected record across planning, production and quality: no double entry, no islands to reconcile. Open and widely adopted, so many partners can run and extend it.

What it is
The world’s most advanced relational database, trusted for mission-critical data.

Its role in your MES
Every serial, measurement, inspection result and genealogy link is stored in PostgreSQL in open, standard formats.

Why it matters to you
Your production history is always within reach: query it, back it up, export it any time in open formats. Proven at scale, so it stays fast as your history grows.

What it is
The leading platform for real-time dashboards and monitoring.

Its role in your MES
Turns the data flowing off the line into live views (first-pass yield, throughput, station status, defect trends) on the floor, in the office, and on a phone.

Why it matters to you
See what’s happening now, not in yesterday’s report. Fully customizable, and open: add, change or embed views with no per-viewer licence fees.

What it is
MQTT is the open, industry-standard messaging protocol for connecting machines and sensors (the language of industrial IoT). EMQX is a high-performance MQTT broker.

Its role in your MES
Testers, instruments and equipment publish readings over MQTT; the MES listens and captures the values straight into the unit’s record: no manual typing.

Why it matters to you
Machine data captured automatically and accurately. Because MQTT is an open standard, almost any modern equipment integrates without a proprietary bridge.

What it is
A widely used data collector with hundreds of plugins for industrial equipment and IT systems.

Its role in your MES
It reads PLCs and sensors over the protocols they already speak (OPC UA, Modbus and more, configured per site) and publishes the values onto the MQTT bus. Equipment that talks MQTT or HTTP connects directly, and serial / COM instruments plug into the operator terminal.

Why it matters to you
You are not tied to one kind of machine or one vendor's protocol: new and old equipment, PLCs and bench instruments alike, plug into the same pipeline.

What it is
Linux is the open OS that runs most of the world’s servers; Docker packages software into portable, self-contained containers.

Its role in your MES
The whole system deploys as containers on Linux, so it installs and updates cleanly and runs the same way everywhere.

Why it matters to you
Runs on your own server, close to the line, and can move to new hardware later without a rebuild. Portable, predictable deployments.

What it is
The shop-floor terminal is a standard web application that runs in an ordinary browser.

Its role in your MES
Operators work from any tablet, PC or phone, scanning by camera or scanner, reading connected serial devices, with nothing to install.

Why it matters to you
No app to install or maintain on each device, and no special hardware to buy. Any modern browser is a workstation, keeping rollout fast and running costs low.